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Birds are vertebrates that lay eggs and have feathers. Most birds can fly with their two wings and have a beak, while all birds have two legs. Common birds mentioned include penguins, eagles, flamingos, parrots, owls and ducks.
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- 1. Bi r ds ar e ver t ebr ades O , yeah! h
- 4. Most birds can fly Oh yeah!
- 7. Birds have two wings and a beak. Oh yeah!
- 10. Birds have two legs Oh yeah!
- 11. Birds lay eggs.
- 13. A penguin is a bird .
- 14. An eagle is too.
- 15. A flamingo is a bird .
- 16. But you are not!
- 17. A parrot is a bird .
- 18. An owl is a bird.
- 19. A duck is a bird…..